How To Spell boot?
How to Pronounce boot?
Correct pronunciation for the word "boot" is [bˈuːt], [bˈuːt], [b_ˈuː_t].
Definition of boot
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A solid covering for the leg, or part, generally of leather; a kind of rack for the leg, formerly used to torture criminals; a box or receptacle in the fore or hind part of a coach: an apron of leather to protect the riders in a chaise, gig, &c.; a leathern case in which to put a filled bottle, to guard against accident in corking.
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To profit; to advantage.
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Profit; gain; advantage; that which is given to make the exchange equal. To boot, in addition to; over and above.
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To put boots on.
Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin
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What is the adverb for boot?
The adverb form of the word "boot" is "bootlessly".
What is the adjective for boot?
The adjective form of the word "boot" is "booted".
Usage over time for boot:
This graph shows how "boot" have occurred between 1800 and 2008 in a corpus of English books.
What is the plural form of boot?
The plural of the "boot" can be the "boots".
What is the singular form of boot?
The singular of the "boot" can be the "boot".
Synonyms for Boot:
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n.
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- discharge .
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- body armor ,
- chevron ,
- cuffs ,
- cruiser .
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- eviction ,
- ejection ,
- fight back .
- ensemble ,
- headdress ,
- bowler ,
- dinner jacket ,
- greatcoat ,
- costume ,
- doublet ,
- hat ,
- bonnet ,
- caftan ,
- clothes ,
- bathrobe ,
- apparel ,
- chapeau ,
- cape ,
- clothing ,
- fedora ,
- array ,
- brassiere ,
- corset ,
- habit ,
- crinoline ,
- chemise ,
- blouse ,
- halter ,
- burnoose ,
- dress ,
- camisole ,
- frock ,
- cloak ,
- coat ,
- duds ,
- dressing gown ,
- evening gown ,
- blazer ,
- housecoat ,
- fez ,
- gown ,
- beret ,
- homburg ,
- garment ,
- attire ,
- afghan ,
- fur ,
- garb .
- hind .
- boot .
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v.
• fire • throw aside- cast .
- bung .
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